InStyle’s ericwilsonsays is relocating to Hong Kong and assuming an editor at large role.
FASHION’S FRESHEST DIPLOMAT: InStyle’s fashion news director Eric Wilson will be shipping out to China later this month and is transitioning into an editor at large role. The New York-based writer is heading east for a variety of reasons, but he will remain tied to Meredith Corp.
He added, “I’ve never been able to say no to an adventure. What I’m most looking forward to about being in Asia is seeing new places, trying new things. I’m looking forward to going to at least a dozen countries that I’ve never been to before.” The biannual London-Milan-Paris fashion circuit isn’t the only reason why Wilson’s passport is well-stamped. He has touched down in 30 countries to date. Safaris in Tanzania and South Africa, hikes in Bhutan, a journey up the Amazon River from Manaus Brazil to the rain forest, and a trek around nearly all of Mount Rainier’s 93-mile Wonderland Trail were some of his more intrepid trips.
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